Tree Surgeon Training: Arboriculture & Environmental conservation

Learning Facility

• Module 1 Introduction to Tree Care 19:33

  • 1: Module 1.1 Different Types of Trees 05:21
  • 2: Module 1.2 Tree Fertilization and Watering 06:04
  • 3: Module 1.3 Tree Identification 04:58
  • 4: Module 1.4 Tree Protection and Preservation 03:10

• Module 2 Assessing a Tree's Health 10:17

  • 5: Module 2.1 Identifying Common Tree Diseases 03:09
  • 6: Module 2.2 Factors that Affect Tree Health 03:25
  • 7: Module 2.3 Best Practices for Assessing Tree Health 03:43

• Module 3 Tree Pruning and Cutting Techniques 16:26

  • 8: Module 3.1 Basic Pruning and Cutting Tools 04:57
  • 9: Module 3.2 Safety Considerations When Pruning and Cutting Trees 04:41
  • 10: Module 3.3 Tree Pruning and Cutting Seasonality 03:54
  • 11: Module 3.4 Pruning and Cutting Trees with Special Needs 02:54

• Module 4 Tree Removal and Protection 20:36

  • 12: Module 4.1 Regulator Requirements for Tree Removal and Protection 04:28
  • 13: Module 4.2 Techniques for Protecting Trees 04:04
  • 14: Module 4.3 How to Assess Tree Health 04:19
  • 15: Module 4.4 Common Reasons for Tree Removal 04:12
  • 16: Module 4.5 Replanting Strategies After Tree Removal 03:33

• Module 5 Tree Climbing and Rigging 18:36

  • 17: Module 5.1 Basic Knots and Hitches for Tree Climbing 05:14
  • 18: Module 5.2 Types of Ropes and Devices Used in Tree Climbing 04:35
  • 19: Module 5.3 Rigging for Work Positioning and Rescue 04:42
  • 20: Module 5.4 Care and Maintenance of Tree Climbing Gear 04:05

• Module 6 Tree Care and Maintenance 19:58

  • 21: Module 6.1 Identifying Tree Species 05:04
  • 22: Module 6.2 Cabling and Bracing Trees 05:10
  • 23: Module 6.3 Detecting and Treating Tree Diseases and Pests 04:35
  • 24: Module 6.4 Tree Removal Procedures 05:09

• Module 7 Managing Tree Diseases 20:40

  • 25: Module 7.1 Identifying Common Tree Diseases 05:51
  • 26: Module 7.2 Diagnosing Tree Diseases 05:32
  • 27: Module 7.3 Understanding Fungal Tree Diseases 04:04
  • 28: Module 7.4 Pruning to Prevent Tree Diseases 05:13

• Module 8 Diagnosing Tree Problems 18:52

  • 29: Module 8.1 Identifying Common Tree Diseases 05:42
  • 30: Module 8.2 Diagnosing Environmental Stressors Affecting Tree Health 07:25
  • 31: Module 8.3 Conducting a Tree Diagnostic Survey 05:45

• Module 9 Tree Fertilization and Watering 13:41

  • 32: Module 9.1 The Benefits of Tree Fertilization and Watering 05:43
  • 33: Module 9.2 The Basics of Tree Watering 04:36
  • 34: Module 9.3 Signs of Over-Fertilization in Trees 03:22

• Module 10 Tree Identification and Selection 18:00

  • 35: Module 10.1 Basic Principles of Tree Identification 04:42
  • 36: Module 10.2 Common Tree Identification Tools 05:43
  • 37: Module 10.3 Tree Diseases and Pests 03:04
  • 38: Module 10.4 Tree Planning and Maintenance Procedures 04:31

• Module 11 Safety in Tree Care 22:04

  • 39: Module 11.1 Identifying Tree Hazards 06:59
  • 40: Module 11.2 Risk Assessment and Control Measures 05:35
  • 41: Module 11.3 Personal Protective Equipment 05:27
  • 42: Module 11.4 Working at Heights Regulations 04:03

• Module 12 Aerial Rescue Techniques 24:18

  • 43: Module 12.1 Tpes of Aerial Rescue Techniques 04:44
  • 44: Module 12.2 Safety Guidelines for Aerial Rescues 06:12
  • 45: Module 12.3 Preparing for an Aerial Rescue 07:20
  • 46: Module 12.4 Training Requirements for Aerial Rescue Personnel 06:02

• Module 13 Chainsaw Operation and Maintenance 14:55

  • 47: Module 13.1 Understanding the Basics of Chainsaw Operation 05:17
  • 48: Module 13.2 Maintaining Chainsaw Blades 05:02
  • 49: Module 13.3 Troubleshooting Common Chainsaw Problems 04:36

• Module 14 Tree Risk Assessment 14:22

  • 50: Module 14.1 What is Tree Risk Assessment 05:31
  • 51: Module 14.2 Identifying Hazards and Risk Factors 04:59
  • 52: Module 14.3 Developing Mitigation Strateties 03:52

• Module 15 Tree Preservation and Protection 23:34

  • 53: Module 15.1 Types of Trees and their Preservation 06:23
  • 54: Module 15.2 Benefits of Tree Preservation 06:04
  • 55: Module 15.3 Best Practices for Tree Protection 06:01
  • 56: Module 15.4 Monitoring Tree Health 05:06

• Review Request 02:00

  • 57: Review Request 01:00
  • 58: Additional Material 01:00

• Claim Your Certificate 01:00

  • 59: Claim Your Certificate 01:00

The Tree Surgeon Training: Arboriculture & Environmental Conservation course is designed for individuals passionate about trees, ecosystems, and sustainable landscape management. As urban expansion continues to affect natural habitats, the role of a Tree Surgeon has become increasingly vital in maintaining ecological balance. This training introduces learners to the discipline of arboriculture—covering the care, management, and biology of trees within various environments.

Key modules include tree biology, species identification, risk assessment, pruning, removal methods, and the importance of sustainability in urban and rural tree care. You'll explore how arboriculture intersects with environmental conservation and how tree surgeons support ecological stability by making informed decisions that align with long-term sustainability.

This course reinforces the relationship between arboriculture and broader ecological systems, ensuring learners understand the role of trees in carbon capture, erosion prevention, biodiversity support, and urban cooling. Concepts of sustainability and environmental conservation are embedded throughout the content, underscoring the tree surgeon’s role in shaping greener communities.

You’ll also develop foundational understanding of tree ecosystems, explore key elements of environmental conservation, and discover the strategies involved in maintaining tree populations for future generations. Whether you’re looking to begin a career in arboriculture or simply wish to understand the environmental impact of tree care, this course offers a strong grounding in sustainability, ecology, and environmental conservation.

• Individuals interested in a career as a Tree Surgeon

• Environmental advocates seeking to expand their understanding of arboriculture

• Students aiming to pursue sustainability or ecology-related careers

• Landscape professionals wanting to incorporate environmental conservation into their work

• Anyone passionate about ecology, trees, and sustainable living

The Tree Surgeon Training: Arboriculture & Environmental conservation course requires no formal qualification to start.

Completion of this course can lead to roles such as Tree Surgeon, Arboriculture Technician, Environmental Conservation Assistant, Ecology Field Worker, or Urban Forestry Assistant.

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